President Trump emphasized expanding U.S. energy infrastructure to support AI growth, aiming to maintain the country's lead over China while protecting consumers from higher electricity costs.
An international organization focused on artificial intelligence governance has launched in Shanghai, with 29 founding countries aiming to promote safe and equitable AI development worldwide.
Mexican legislators seek antitrust intervention against Sony’s plan to end physical PlayStation games by 2028, warning it harms retailers, second-hand markets, and consumer rights.
The Australian government introduces a new AI regulatory framework designed to safeguard artists’ rights over their work while fostering innovation through clear rules on AI training and environmental impact.
Caremark must now apply TrumpRx purchases toward insurance deductibles and offer new rebate options, aiming to lower out-of-pocket costs and improve transparency for patients.
China’s cyberspace regulator has registered Apple’s on-device generative AI, Apple Intelligence, enabling its anticipated rollout within a key market.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission has sent complaints against Elon Musk to prosecutors, citing his $1 million offer to voters as a potential violation of state bribery laws.
Research reveals that despite progress in AI speech-to-text technology for medical documentation, significant risks remain unchecked without stronger human oversight and clearer accountability.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a dedicated Office of AI to establish national AI standards and promote investment without compromising copyright protections.
The Justice Department has subpoenaed multiple top law firms connected to legal agreements made with Trump’s team, escalating a behind-the-scenes courtroom battle.
Federal Reserve Vice Chair highlights the importance of tailored AI oversight to enable responsible innovation and broaden credit access for underserved populations.
Todd Blanche’s confirmation as Attorney General confronts major opposition tied to Justice Department’s handling of Epstein victim data, abortion drug policies, and a disputed anti-weaponization fund.